I didn’t watch the Miss USA pageant (I rarely do, and if I do, it’s usually for the dresses), but I saw a picture of the winner in the paper this morning.
She’s 20.
Twenty. That’s it.
My mom and I were talking about it this morning, and I went, “Mom, she’s only 20! She doesn’t look 20!”
My mom goes, “Well, she has makeup on, that’s why.”
Let me tell you something. I’m 20. And I do not look like that when I wear makeup. It would be pretty darn nice if I did, but I do not.
I look like this:
Hmm you don’t look so bad.
This would be me on a runway:
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In Maryland, Male Student Suspended for Wearing a Skirt
Warren Evans, an openly bisexual student at Calvert High School, was suspended for wearing a skirt, [allegedly] violating the school’s dress code.
Evans says the school is discriminating against him and does not believe he violated any dress code.
“I don’t think so. Why not? It didn’t say anywhere in the code of conduct or dress code that says boys can’t dress like girls,” Evans commented.
The school district’s dress code policy states schools can regulate dress or even hair lengths.
Students at the school told News4’s Shomari Stone that female students wear skirts of the same length that Evans wore, but they were not suspended.
School officials will not comment on the suspension. They did say the dress code applies to all students, regardless of gender.
Public schools being used for taxpayer-sponsored gender policing. Just warms your heart, don’t it?
